Network Data Engineer

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acestackPhoenix (AZ)

Network and Computer Systems AdministratorsComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Network Data EngineerGood knowledge on DNS (Infoblox), Cisco ISE, Forescout – NAC, Infoblox- DNS DHCP IPAM, Cisco ACI, IBM NS1, NTP - Microchip (time), Gluware – Network Automation tool, Ixia - platform, Ansible automation platform, F5 LTM, GTM, BIGIQClear understanding of Cisco ISE Architecture (Pan, PSN, MNT, etc.).Cisco ISE configuration and troubleshooting hands on experience.Cisco ISE policy configuration used for Wireless, Wired, VPN, and NetworkConfigures, and manages Forescout's network configuration and troubleshooting hands on experienceManages, maintains, and optimizes an organization's core network services (DNS, DHCP, IPAM), troubleshooting hands on experienceDesign and deploy Cisco ACI fabrics (Leaf–Spine architecture). Configuration troubleshooting hands on experienceConfigure Tenants, VRFs, Bridge Domains, EPGs, Contracts, and FiltersImplement Multi Pod, Multi Site, and Remote Leaf architecturesKnowledge/experience about high availability and disaster recovery setupsHands-on experience with the IBM NS1 Connect platform or comparable DNS automation and network performance solutions is often required.Familiarity with Microchip NTP equipmentMicrochip NTP monitoring and troubleshooting tools.Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.

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